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Green Bay, WI (Sports Network) - The Green Bay Packers expect to have wide
receiver Jordy Nelson back in action for Sunday's regular-season finale
against the Minnesota Vikings after he put in a third consecutive full
practice on Friday.

While Nelson, who's sat out three straight weeks after straining his hamstring
during Green Bay's 23-14 victory over the Vikings back on Dec. 2, was listed
as probable on the final injury report, leading receiver Randall Cobb figures
to be a game-time decision for Sunday's pivotal matchup.

Cobb is dealing with ankle and knee injuries that forced him to exit last
Sunday's win over Tennessee. The second-year pro did practice on a limited
capacity on Friday after missing Thursday's session, and was officially deemed
questionable to play.

The 2011 second-round pick tops Green Bay with 80 catches and 954 receiving
yards and has hauled in eight touchdown passes this season, and also serves as
the Packers' primary returner on kickoffs and punts.

Running back Alex Green, inactive for the Tennessee game due to a concussion,
was also declared probable for Sunday's tilt after being medically cleared to
go. Guard Josh Sitton (concussion), defensive end C.J. Wilson (knee) and
kicker Mason Crosby (illness) were also among those expected to play.

The Packers will still be minus veteran defensive back Charles Woodson,
however, with the former NFL Defensive Player of Year still mending from a
fractured collarbone he sustained back in October. Running back James Starks
was also ruled out as he continues to recover from a knee injury.

Green Bay has already clinched the NFC North heading into Sunday's clash, but
can secure the conference's No. 2 seed and a first-round bye by defeating
Minnesota.